Muscular Mayor’s street duel halts knife fight in Market street
Mayor Gourley intervened in a scuffle between Ernest Washington and bill poster Grabely on Fourth avenue and Market street. Washington, wielding a knife, was subdued as the mayor pried the weapon from his grasp. crowd cheered as both men were taken to the patrol box amid a dramatic street confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourley
Market Street
Ernest Washington
Grabely
Fourth Avenue
Young Washington
Ashington
Central Station
Fennon
Shen
Iurley
Matrimonial Mix-Up Lands Man in Jail After Threat Claim
William Sellers colored was jailed by Alderman Kerr after his wife Mary swore he threatened to kill her. He claimed only a morning breakfast quarrel and noted his wife’s refusal to rise at 4. The case raised questions about a prior marriage and the legality of the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sellers
H. Kerr
Mary
William
Sellers
Sell
Sellerst
Runaway Girl Fanny Briggs Located in Allegheny Streets
An 11 year old girl named Fanny Briggs, from Baden on the Ft Wayne road, ran away and was found wandering near Allegheny. Officer Clark located her attempting to enter the Central Hotel after she claimed to be visiting Mr McCoy the hotel proprietor. Her arrest was reported to Baden parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Briggs
Allegheny
Baden
Ft. Wayne
Clark
Eat
Central Hotel
McCoy
Propitio
Ice Cream Rule Violation Leads to City Venders’ Arrest
Dona Julian Romero Lanz and George Will, three Italian vendors, were arrested by Officer O'Hara for violating a city ordinance by selling ice cream and loitering on downtown streets. They blocked sidewalks despite orders to move, and one posted a $15 forfeit to appear at the morning hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona Julian
Romero Lanz
George Will
High Street
O'Hara
Ross
P Wys
Street Ming
Drunken altercation at Finklenburgs saloon ends in injury
James Doyle entered 10 Penn avenue saloon at 2 PM yesterday, intoxicated and swore loudly after being ejected by bartender Christ Seivert. Doyle toppled on Main Street and was hospitalized at West Penn. Separately, James Duffy faced a disorderly conduct charge in Alderman Succop court after a quarrel with William Seifer over a roadside stop sign at McKee’s Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doyle
Finklenburg
Penn Avenue
Christ Seivert
West Penn Hospital
James Duffy
Herron
William Seifer
Alderman Succop
Southside
McKee's Rocks
Quarrel on Sixteenth Street Ends in Arrests and Brawl
A dispute between Jack Davis and Lewis Shotshen on Sixteenth Street last night led to Officer Burns attempting an arrest. Both men attacked the officer, triggering a riot that ended with arrests. Earlier, real estate agent Alles was attacked by Edward Grogan at Forbes and Magee streets. Grogan was knocked down and arrested. Later, McAleese filed information against Grogan and he was sent to jail for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Davis
Lewis Shotshen
Sixteenth Street
Burns
Trask
Seem Mt
Alles
Edward Grogan
Forbes and Magee Streets
Grogan
McAleese
Charges Against an Auctioneer in Alderman Court
John E. Kleinzing filed two charges against C. A. Thetion man for assault and battery and for detainer. Warrants were issued for Yinger’s arrest. The hearing is set for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Kleinzing
C. AL
Yinger
Local Thefts and Fines Reported in Pittsburg Area
John Paradine and Peter Thierey were held for court by Magistrate McKenna. Captain Brophy and associates tied to a wagon theft and several shoes stolen from Charles Amates were tried for profanity. William Brown of Beck's Run was fined. Corner loafers remain plentiful as police report ongoing activity in the First district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paradine
Peter Thierey
McKenna
Brophy O
Coneere
Iso
Charles Amates
William Brown
Beck
McAleese
Pittsburg
Local arrest on Water Street for same offense
A man named ésenzon was arrested on Water Street by Officer James Jack for the same offense as others mentioned. William Bunner Sturge BeKin Jey and William Stuck were noted but described as being by scapeceris. The text is fragmented and lacks full details of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stee Tant Nanta
William Bunner
Sturge BeKin- Jey
William Stuck
Scapeceris
Ésenzon
Water Street
Oflcer James Jack
Wordy workplace clash at Doyle and Co Glass Works
Female employees in the mould packing department at Doyle and Co Glass Works on South Tenth Street clashed loudly over a trifling matter. The heated quarrel drew around 60 onlookers as plant patrols urged restraint rather than calming the dispute. No arrests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle & Co
Eiris
Glass Works
South Tenth Street
Seeeust
Cianat
Prince Factories Blo Ser
Nigoran
Abel
Jailings and trials sweep a noisy day in the city
Frank Baverline jailed awaiting trial for stealing. Jeaux Drseror acquitted of breaking and entering. Aldermen held suspects for court including W T Sirhan and Lrota Lewis who owed money leading to assault charges. Several others faced bail or jail for tapping tills, stealing shoes, or disorderly conduct. A 12 year old girl faced assault and battery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baverline
Zeuxov
W.T. Sirhan
Ee Lrota Lewis
Jones Avenue
Sarah Jacobs
Jacoba
Artox Lovetseen
Pole
Flach
Jones Parapise
Peter Thiery
Meenna
Witmer
Seastoh
Ace Schull TV
Pda Rovent Grsrre
Cahill
Base
Politician J D Buckley Marries Miss Minnie Zeigler in Buffalo Elopement
A Pittsburgh politician J D Buckley and Miss Minnie Zeigler wed quietly in Buffalo four weeks ago, without parental knowledge. Zeigler’s parents initially objected but have since forgiven them. The couple, now living in Oakland, planned their elegant home after Buckley’s public duties with the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Buckley
Minnie Zeigler
Buffalo
Buckley
West End
Penn Avenue
Inet
Benoek Chonga
Che Sanenten
Mr. Buckles
Thal Board
den of Education
Mtg Rem
Singer
Oakland
Cricket Returns to Anderson Hotel Amid Elevator Chirp
The Anderson cricket, thought dead after a flood, resumes chirping in the baggage room under the stairs near the dining area. Chief Clerk Crosby believes the creature works the elevator, and it is now back in its old haunt, with patrons hopeful for good luck around the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Aksie
Crosby
Anders
Pietro Nomnlen
Nichols
Public Works Panel Debates Laborer Wages and Budget
The Allegheny Public Works Committee debated raising city laborers pay to 175 per day. Mr Knox contended the panel lacked authority, while Mr Stowe accused him of opposing workers. A compromise sent to the Finance Committee proposed a uniform labor rate and a new Board of Viewers to condemn the Brighton road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Public Works Committee
Lowe
Knox
Stowe
Finance Committee
de T of Public Works
Instru
Brighton Road
Woman Rescues Man From Freight Train Near Ft Wayne
Felix McCann, 68, narrowly escaped death after a freight train backed toward him on the Ft Wayne tracks near Ohio Avenue. Mrs Quinn, a young bystander, ran to the scene, lifted McCann to the trackside, and with great effort saved him from the oncoming train. He was taken to a hospital where surgeon Po Hazard treated a minor head wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix McCann
Quinn
McCann
Ft. Wayne
Ohio Avenue
Omeer Li Livingstone
Po- Hazzard
Leetonia
Gassaway Case Sparks Political Entanglement
Robert Love, defeated at Steubenville in a Legislature race, is the officer who arrested Druggist Gassaway. He claims the Mrs Loveline campaign fiction was crafted to bolster his defense. The flurry centers on campaign rhetoric and local political fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Love
Steubenville
Gassaway
Board Directs Use of Approved Method in Schools
Allegheny Board of School Directors mandates the approved method for classroom use with strict penalties. Any deviation risks salary forfeiture for district staff and administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Board of School
Higher Court May Clarify Wholesale Liquor Licensing
In a key proceeding Judge White notes the Supreme Court could settle ambiguities from the Pollard case. The court asserts it had no broad discretion and weighed licensing on legal grounds with burden on applicants to prove fitness. Refusals cited concerns over character, habit, and honesty, with hearings possible but not guaranteed to alter outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge White
Supreme Court
Pollard
White
Lutz © Son
Lcense
Pier & Danials
Woman seeks to reverse 1890 Sewickley property transfer
Mrs. Sarah Fleming petitions equity court in Sewickley to set aside a 1890 assignment to B Reno for her husband creditors and to stop a sale of the property. Judges Collier and Singie to rule this morning on arguments claiming lack of guidance and consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eewiekionne Street
Fleming
Esband
Tod
B. Reno
Plaintiffs Seek Return of Purchase Money in Delayed Trial
The case of Rose and Nicola Chazi against M. P. Howley & Son, heard before Judge Stowe, involved an installment payment for a house. The sale later collapsed and plaintiffs claimed the agents kept the $30. The court ordered a continuance at plaintiffs' cost after a late reconvening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dpd
Rose
Nicola Chazi
M. P. Howley & Son
Stowe
Udge Stowe Rem
Swe
D Intiffs
Legal notices span Common Pleas and First Pleas courts
In the docket list, cases include Hall and Co. versus Bailie, Carlin versus Patton Township, Jackson versus Maginn, and others such as Reed versus McGowan, Crooks versus Watson, and Ade Bros. & Co. versus various defendants. The compilation names multiple parties and court numbers across different jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas No
Hall & Co
Bailie
Carlin
Patton Township
Jackson
Maginn
Henry Et
Tosett
Sam le
McGowan
Crooks
Watsons Remler
Timne Ade Bros. & Co
H. Et Alvs
Renate
Mastin
Fume
Patterson
Man Wins Verdict in Cruelty Suit At…
A verdict for the defendant was returned yesterday in the civil action brought by R. E. Macoabra against Melville Deveraux and others alleging cruelty. The case, heard before Judge H. Parransoy, ended with a ruling favoring the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Winters
R. E. Macoabra
Erekine
Melville Deveraux
H. Parransoy
Ips
National Butchers' Association Opens Sixth Annual Session
The National Protective Association meets at Carnegie Hall with about 200 delegates from 19 states. Mayors Wyman and Gourley welcome attendees as opponents of dressed beef outline how home markets suffer. Report highlights include proposals for direct stock buying and a one delegate per 10 members representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Butchers' Association
Texas
Butchers’ National Protective Association
Carnegie Hall
Wyman
Allegheny
Gourley
Pittsburg
James
St. Louis
Han Brg
Are Cy
Philadelphia
Cornatsban Nano
Gardner
Bad day on city streets ends in injuries and potential fatalities
A sequence of accidents on the Duquesne Traction road and Fifth avenue left a little girl with a broken thigh, a boy struck while riding behind a wagon, a Pole with a crushed foot at Black Diamond Steel Works, and Edward J. Fox badly injured after a fall near Seventeenth Street incline. Authorities reported a probable fatal outcome for the first incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
Fifth Avenue
Allagher
Patrick G
Soho Hill
Almorsies
Noree Ured
Cn Irving
Kee Pogtin
Pride Street
Wise
Black Diamond Steel Works
Foxr
Edward J. Fox
Bedford Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Permanent South Twenty second street bridge group formed
A permanent organization was formed last night in the Birmingham Insurance Company office by locals interested in the South Twenty second street bridge project. They planned capital stock of 200000 and bonds to fund the bridge with officers elected including President Philip M. Pfeil and Vice President Willem SeeneEys among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Twenty-second Street
Birmingham Insurance Company
Philip M. Pfeil
Willem See enEys
Cea H. Stolzenwinance Dinera
John Mjabweider
Enry Miller
Ferdinand Benz
G. E. Suecop
Stayton-Wyman Case Taken From Shelf Again
The Stayton-Wyman contest for the May oralty of Allegheny was moved into the open by Commissioner John D. Shafer but no progress occurred as Brennan was absent and Stayton’s side would not proceed without him. Hughey, counsel for Wyman, urged an end to the brai ness while noting the commissioner’s crowded office with ballot-boxes and warehouse charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
John D. Shafer
Brennan
Stayton
Hughey
Wyman
Camp pay arrives for Eighteenth Regiment troops
Warrant to pay off the troops for recent coke region service arrived in the city. Adjutant General issued checks to company commanders for amounts due five companies as they prepare to receive pay this week. Company F members expected to be paid Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke
postenOey
McCleland
Amounta
Iierey Meee Ee
Utenin
Kteenth Regiment
Local Political Endorsements and City Notes
Tun Pioneer Beaver Republican Club of the Second ward endorsed John Dalzell for president of the State Republican Clubs. James Pratt and Alderman McMasters chosen as delegates to the Americas Club meeting tomorrow night. Water assessment in Allegheny up 681. Troy Hill branch Pleasant Valley Co plan opening Thursday with a toll line from Pittsburg tomce to city line. Rope order for hanging Alexander Killain placed by Sugary McClurany via Alderman Rupp. Circulars to Allegheny schools for final contributions were not sent. Committee to collect flowers to visit schools Friday. Mayor fined for soft drinks and for keeping a speak-easy. Pittsburg freight agents committee met. traffic business discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Republican Club
Second Ward
John Dalzell
James Pratt
Alderman McMasters
Americas Club
Water Assasson Gray
Allegheny
Troy Hill
Pleasant Valley Company
Pittsburg
Troy Hil
Sugary McClurany
Rupp
Woods
Alexander Killain
Sally
Five Districts Formed for Labor Council Strike Oversight
The Carpenters' District Council restructured to five special agents overseeing sub-districts after suspending and later discharging Strike Committee head Mr Irwin. J G Snyder, Robert Davis, John Flattery, Theodore Stonerod, and William Ritchey were elected to lead Allegheny, lower city, Lawrenceville East End, and the Southside while Swartz remains chairman and will supervise the new agents. The change aims to straighten the district while the eight hour fight continues and the planing mill owners actions faced scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ District Council
Aaa
Irwin
Swartz
J. G. Snyder
Robert Davis
Allegheny
John Flattery
Theodore Stonerod
Lawrenceville
East End
William Ritchey
Southside
Mr. Swartz
Syroius
I of
Agen
Snyder
Miners Withdraw From National District to Join Knights of Labor
Miners from North Dakota met at K of L Hall and voted to withdraw from the National District and form an independent district to affiliate with the Knights of Labor. President Hugh McLaughlin attended but did not preside. John Reilly chaired. Delegates from railroad and river mines discussed rates and a committee led by Hearty Halloran O Neill and Reilly will prepare the figures. The move follows widespread discontent and signals a major labor realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of L. Hall
Knights of Labor
Hugh McLaughlin
Boyd
John Reilly
Hearty
Patrick Halloran
Ai O Neill
la St Naight
Cannrary Purris Co. red mill to start today
Cannrary Purris Co. announces the red mill at Washington will begin operations today. Errea Conty has contracted to supply five 36 000 barrel tanks to Standard Oil. A man named Duncan was arrested for molesting workmen at the new Davis Theater. Beaver Valley Street Railway receives 90000 for its line with a new operator taking charge July 1. The Pennsylvania Railroad delivered a 180000 pound fly wheel segment to Cambria Iron for a new billet mill. Several wholesale hardware dealers will close during June July August at 5 PM except Saturdays then 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannrary, Purris & Co
Red
Washington
Errea & Conty
Standard Oil Company
Duncan
New Davis Theater
Beaver Valley Street Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cambria Iron Company
Joseph Woodwell & Co
Wolf, Lane & Co
Wharton, Bakewell & Co
Logan, Gregg & Co
Bindley Hardware Company
James C. Lindsay
Local Remedies Sell Fast in Preseason Sale
In every neighborhood some residents credit Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with cures for diarrhea and chronic conditions. People recommend it widely amid strong praise. Bottles at 25 and 50 cents are advertised for sale by Jos. Home & Co. Also advertised is a sale on men’s fine suits priced at nine dollars, with location at Grant and Croraing G home on Diamond streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Pretanone
Grant
Preparations Underway as Ep. Synod Arrives in Town
EB Synod members are to be entertained as they meet in the Eighth Church today. Preparations visible across the city include a gathering mainly of ladies at Dr. McAllister's church. At least 25 Western Reformed Presbyterian ministers arrived by the St. Louis express and found no church members at the depot, proceeding to the Old Home Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. P. Synod
Dr. McAllister
St. Louis
Old Home Hotel
Chief Bigelow to Erect Cabot Drinking Fountains
At a Humane Society meeting yesterday Chief Bigelow promised to install Cabot drinking fountains at locations directed by the society. Existing fountains are listed at Penn and Fifth avenues Frankstown venue Broad street Water street and Liberty avenue Fifth yars and Old avene and Benet S9 and Thirty-ninth streets. War on docking of horses mentioned with New York and Philadelphia correspondence. Officials fear fines only for ponies arrested, as defendants are backed by Elkins and Widener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellwood in Western Pennsylvania Attracts Attention
A new town site at Ellwood on the Connoquenessing creek draws widespread praise from visitors. Prominent figures including a banker, a Chi steel maker, and a Pittsburg lawyer laud its beauty and prospects, with buyers already purchasing lots. Sales are handled by local representatives. an illustrated Ellwood book is offered by Buack & 95 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburg. Also promoting sale of slightly damaged linen handkerchiefs by Jos. Horve & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ellwood
Chi
Glen Park
Pittsburg
Oliver
Ellwood On-The
Ebell House
Buack
Fourth Avenue
Whooping Cough Remedy and Local Sale Ad
A. B. Pope of Stewart Tennessee praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the only medicine helping an epidemic of whooping cough. The ad notes a sale on men's suits priced at 13 to 18 dollars at the Pittsburgh Combination Clothing Company corner Grant and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Pope
Stewart
Tenn
Chamberlain
Wsll
GC. CG
Prrrsnure ComMstNation Clothing Company
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets Display at Rosensaum Co Store
Rosensaum & Co presents a bridal season display featuring trimmed hats and bonnets in wool and straw. The store advertises a wide variety and invites customers to view the latest fashions in headwear.
Patronesses Seek Funds to Cover May Festival Deficit
A meeting of May Festival patronesses led by President Miss Kate C. McKnight discussed methods to pay a deficit. The group listed expenditures including advertising 1,178 15, printing 1,065 15, and miscellaneous, with total outlays around 3,182 17 and assets of 3,837. Mr. Ketter has already contributed nearly 400 out of his own funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate C. McKnight
Miss Harding
C. L. Magee
Wo Ene
Aompson
Immirs
O. D. Thompson
Hose Johnson
Les
John A
Mra
Wharton McKnight
Misa Vankirk
Miss A
C. Jenkinns
Mise Ha
Joseph H. Gittings
T Ae
Retter
Mr. Jenks
Weir
Ketter
U P Delegates To United Presbyterian Synod
Delegates from this section left for Princeton Indiana for the United Presbyterian General Synod meeting. The Speer Estate on Liberty Street will be settled at the gathering. Names listed include Reva J M Wallace W S Nevin J W English R A Elliott D S Littell M Ure W J Robinson D R B Imbril and W ae Me Millen La B v Cag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
Liberty Street
United Presbyterian General Synod
Princeton
Ind
Reva
J. M. Wallace
Nevin
J. W. English
R. A. Elliott
Littell
M. Ure
W J. Robinson
D. RB. Imbril
W. Ae MeMillen
la B. v. Cag
James Ritchie
Joseph McNaughter
J. W. Reid
A. G. Wallace
Oa Son
Fourth of July fund on hand totals 1359 dollars
The Fourth of July fund now on hand is 1359 dollars from 9 subscribers averaging about 37 dollars each. The note hints at additional contributions from other donors but the text is garbled and references several companies and names in fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TP Co
Harbison& Walker
Challant & Co
Hendricks & Co Photograph Gallery Ad
An advertisement for Hendricks and Co features a photograph gallery on Federal Street offering services for children and students. The notice mentions 68 Federal Street in Allegheny and highlights a full day listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks & Co
Federal Street
Allegheny
Prodigious Sickness Remedy Ad and Bargain Handkerchiefs
An advertisement touts Patrick's Pills to cleanse and renovate the system as a superior tonic, claiming great benefits beyond ordinary purifiers. It also promotes Rosenbaum & Co. offering hemstitched black handkerchiefs at half price, with several discount prices listed for imperfect items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Rosenbaum & Co
Sean
Mai
Reonshoam & Co
Decoration Day at Ohio Pyle Train Excursion
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets at a rate of 150 dollars round trip for Decoration Day. Train leaves at 8 15 A M. from the designated station and returns after the holiday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Pyle
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Texarkana Dentist Praises Pain Balm For Rheumatism
Dr P A Skeen a Texarkana Arkansas dentist endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm as an excellent local remedy for rheumatism. It is offered by druggists. An auction notice lists a grand sale of lots at Homewood with leaves at 1 25 PM and other items at reduced prices from Reonshoam Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Skeen
Texarkana
Ark
Chamberlain
P. R R
Homewood
Traix
P. BR. BR
Handkerchief Prices and Varieties in Pure Linen
Prices for ladies men and children's handkerchiefs are listed with multiple cents values and a note that these are one third the prices of perfect goods. The items are all warranted All Pure Linen and include hemstitched hemmed embroidered bordered printed and mourning styles.
Belfast Manufacturer Seconds Handkerchief Sale
The text describes manufacturer’s seconds with minor defects such as loose threads slight misalignment or small holes. Despite flaws nine out of ten items remain valuable for wear. The supplier offers the entire stock from Belfast at great sacrifice, passing savings to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Handkerchiefs Go Fast to Major Cities in Sale
Handkerchiefs destined for Pittsburg are valued by Boston Chicago and New York retailers. Due to very low prices they will not be sold in fewer than six lots. P. store closed on Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace Ee
Buil Tary Hamilton
P. J. McGuire
E. A. Holmes
Anid
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Alles
Buncombe
Public Works Committee
Mrs. Quinn
the Court OF Last Resort
Ry Ea Wes L
Shape Ao Tex
Chalk & Burk
John FL
Dougherty Brothers
James Greenwood
Caroline Woltes
Fred Kober
Weiler Bros
Perrinox
Safe Com
Pittab
Safe Deposit
Bey Cmpany
Hildreth Varnish Company
J. L. Lytle
William Redmond
Olive Redmond
Thomas Crosier
Dabotho J
Manore Onra Max
Anton Steffie
Charles H. Aull
William L. Johnston
Morriz J. Eropix
Pittsburg and Western Railroad Company
Albert J. Riddle
Downeyville
Butler County
Duquesne Traction
Omi Cers
Carpenters’ Council
K. of L
Overex Andere Ther
King
James Durning
Industrial Notes
Jos. Home & Co
Jos
Horve & Co
Onshenin Ans
Eea
U. P
Schauer
Wood Street
Nottingham
Arkansas
Remine & Wilps
James H. Aiken & Co
Aufrecht
Ket Street
Bersixa & Winns
James H. Aiken & Onn
Fifth Ave
Market St
Smythawren
P. Roberts & Sons
Pittaburg
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Ave
C. Weisser
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